Here are some quick video walkthroughs of the first four shrines of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. All four shrines are located on the Great Plateau, and are the only shrines that the player is required to complete. Each shrine will grant the player a Rune which gives the player a new ability.
Here is a quick guide on getting through the Lost Woods on Zelda: Breath of the Wild. You will want to bring a torch with you to navigate the path correctly. If this is your first time through the Lost Woods, a torch will usually be found near the entrance. If you are still having problems finding a torch, one can be found in the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab.
Some of my earliest memories gaming were sitting cross-legged on the floor with a Nintendo controller in hand as I played through the original Super Mario Bros game. Even from a young age I remember thinking of things I wanted to see in the level designs, or things I thought that could be better. I followed Mario through several more games, consoles, and eventually into 3D, but the interaction was always one sided: Nintendo would create the levels, and I would play them.
Nintendo’s latest title for the Wii U, Super Mario Maker, attempts to break away from this and give players the keys to create their own levels. I’ve spent quite a bit of time with the game over the last week and a half, and here are some of my impressions.
Shortly after our Mario Kart 8 Review, Nintendo announced plans for two DLC packs to be released over the next several months. We’ve sunk even more hours into this exceptionally fun game trying out all the new courses, but were they worth the price? Continue reading Mario Kart 8 DLC Review→
I hadn’t heard of “Oceanhorn: Monster of the Uncharted Seas” until it was released from Steam several weeks ago and Ken suggested I play it. The game was initially released to iOS in November of 2013, but was recently released to Steam on March 17th, 2015. Now that I’ve given it a good look, here’s what I thought. Continue reading Oceanhorn Review→